Autumn or fall, whatever you want to call it- is my favourite season. Lucky enough to be at home this last week- I managed to catch a snippet of an English autumn. Things weren't yet in full swing, leaves were just turning as I left to come back- but here are a few things that tell me Autumn is here.
You know it's Autumn when:
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You can find conkers on the ground:)
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Leaves are golden, fallen and crisp
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Pumpkins are picked and ready for carving
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Sunrises are later and there's frost on the ground.
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Home made vegetable broth is on the menu, warming and wholesome comfort food.
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The first lot of berries hang on the trees- ready for a harsh winter.
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Halloween goodies hit the shops
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Quickly followed by Christmas wonderlands and decorations!
Fresh flowers favour all the colours of the season
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You have crisp, fresh days, just calling out for a brisk walk.
But then I found this set of quotes and thought they did a better job than me!
Until next time,
Amanda x
what wonderful pictures
ReplyDeleteThank you, welcome to my blog :)
DeleteWhat a great description of autumn! Although... the christmas decorations seem to hit before the halloween ones for some reason now - why????? Lovely post though. xx
ReplyDeleteI know- I can not understand it either ! Welcome to my blog:)
DeleteThat sums up Autumn perfectly. x
ReplyDeleteMy favourite season- all those lovely colours :)
DeleteI was thinking it not Autumn were you live, but you got to have a little pice of Autumn.
ReplyDeleteYou're quite right- One season fits all here- so I was lucky to get a bit of a UK one- although talking to those back at home this evening- I should have waited a few days as all the leaves have changed colour now- I just missed it by a few days!
DeleteLovely time of year and your photos are lovely
ReplyDeletePatricia x
I just love it too!
DeleteI love this time of the year, and I love to go for a walk in the morning when, as you say, it's fresh and crisp.
ReplyDeleteWrapped up against the cold weather, kicking up leaves and picking conkers- What's not to love:)
DeleteI really like the Camus quote and your photos are gorgeous as always. Conkers seem in short supply around here. We went to Tatton Park recently and could only find a single damaged one - I think the deer might have been munching them as it looked like it had teeth marks - either that or there are really wild children in Cheshire! x
ReplyDeleteoh definitely wild children I think! I struggled to find some too- but then I also knew that other people had found copious amounts of them- Very strange:)
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